Ella Havelka - Wikipedia
Ella Havelka (born 1989) [1] is an Australian ballet dancer who is the first Indigenous person to join The Australian Ballet.
Ella Havelka
Ella Havelka — dancer, Wiradjuri artist, choreographer and public speaker — is one of the most remarkable and grounded artists of her generation. Born in Dubbo, NSW, Havelka is a descendant of the Wiradjuri people and in 2013, became the first Indigenous dancer to be invited into The Australian Ballet in its 50 years of history.
Aware of the journey: Ella Havelka - Dance Informa Magazine
Ella Havelka — dancer, Wiradjuri artist, choreographer and public speaker — is one of the most remarkable and grounded artists of her generation. Born in Dubbo, NSW, Havelka is a descendant of the Wiradjuri people and in 2013, became the first Indigenous dancer to be invited into The Australian Ballet in its 50 years of history.
Ella Havelka (@ellahavelka) • Instagram photos and videos
2,731 Followers, 1,196 Following, 118 Posts - Ella Havelka (@ellahavelka) on Instagram: "Wiradjuri [-o-] @ella.foundation Mum to twins @arlo.and.isla"
Ella Havelka's journey to become Australian Ballet's first Indigenous ...
2016年8月10日 · Fast-forward two decades and she has become the very first Indigenous ballerina in the Australian Ballet. Ms Havelka made headlines in 2012 when she was invited to join the prestigious ballet, but behind the curtain, she had a difficult journey to the stage.
Ella Havelka – MDM
Ella recently completed her Masters in Social Change Leadership via Melbourne University, and has developed her foundation to bring arts workshops to First Nations communities and connect them with mentoring programs.
Ella Havelka — Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity
2023年8月14日 · Ella Havelka is a Freelance Creative, Founding Director of The ELLA Foundation, Creative Director at Eco Dancers, Board Director at Ausdance National and a Traditional Weaver at Wagga Wagga’s Hands on Weavers.
From Dubbo to Documentary: Wiradjuri ballet dancer Ella Havelka…
Ella Havelka is Australia's first Indigenous dancer in the Australian ballet. A landmark achievement which caught the interest of a documentary filmmaker and the Melbourne International Film Festival.
Ella Havelka - Diverse Dancers Australia
Wiradjuri Woman Ella Havelka is passionate about creating new pathways for First Nations storytelling through both dance. Having danced for both The Australian Ballet and Bangarra Dance Theatre, Havelka was the subject of the documentary film ELLA, which premiered at the Melbourne International Film Festival in 2016.
Ella Havelka — Ballet Workshops Australia
Ella Havelka. The Creative Director of Eco Dancers and The Director of The ELLA Foundation, Ella Havelka was the first Aboriginal Dancer to be selected to join the Australian Ballet Company.